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brusque
时间: 2025-09-01 12:58:28
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英 [bruːsk] [brʊsk]

adj.唐突的;简慢的;生硬无礼的

双语例句
  • The doctors are brusque and busy.

    医生们十分忙碌,说话简短生硬。

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  • The doctor spoke in a brusque tone.

    医生不客气地简单说了几个字。

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  • His manner was self-assured and brusque.

    他的举止自负而且粗鲁。

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  • He is never brusque with his comrades.

    他对同志从不疾言厉色。

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  • His manner was brusque.

    他的举止唐突。

  • She was offended by his brusque reply.

    他那种粗暴的回答使她听了很不舒服。

  • Try to cultivate a less brusque manner.

    尽量去培养不那么粗暴的举止。

  • Mr Edelman could be brusque and difficult with colleagues.

    爱德曼或许态度粗暴而显得难与同事相处。

  • Management Style: "Brusque" would be a polite term for it.

    管理风格:对它来说“粗暴无礼”倒是一种礼貌。

  • How can you be brusque without seeming too, well, brusque?

    要是看着不很唐突的话,实际上就更不会显得唐突了。

  • But Mr Fenty's brusque style has alienated many of his constituents.

    但是芬提莽撞的风格疏远了很多选民。

  • To them she is not a brusque crazy, but 'appropriately passionate'.

    对他们而言, 她并不是盲目的狂热, 而是适度的热情。

  • His answer would still have been no, but he might not have been so brusque.

    他的回答仍然会是不,但是他也许不会这么直接。

  • His keen grey eye, impersonal and 18 brusque, flashed upon her half impatiently.

    他那双锐利的灰色眼睛半带厌烦地扫了她一眼,显得不近人情且粗暴无礼。

  • Elsewhere he expresses a brusque impatience with charity and the clamor of worthy causes.

    在其他的地方,他表达了对仁慈的粗暴的不耐烦和对有价值的事业的强烈要求。

  • Indeed, some point out that Britain has a long history of brusque and occasional brutish behavior.

    的确,有些人指出英国有长久的粗鲁和偶尔粗鲁的行为。

  • For all his brusque bullheadedness, he had taken great risks to win a more secure future for Israel.

    不论他有多么鲁莽和固执,巴拉克为了为以色列争取一个更加安全的未来,总是甘冒更大的风险。

  • She dropped her head; then, with a brusque movement, she pulled to the door, which closed behind her.

    她低下了头,继而以急促的动作,突然一下把门带上了。

  • His manner is brusque and prosecutorial: “cold to colleagues and cruel to staff”, as the National Review said.

    国家观察写道:他的方法是唐突的,苛刻的,对同事冷漠,对职员残酷。

  • He was one of the great ones, one of the brusque characters of the time, WHO could be critical and curt to an absurd extreme.

    他是伟人之一,是当时狂放不羁的人物之一,勇于对极端的谬论痛加批驳。

  • Stuck with a brusque rent-a-cop as her partner, she tries to not let her mind play tricks on her while she patrols the empty halls.

    坚持一个唐突的保安作为她的伴侣,她试图不让她的心捉弄她,她在空荡荡的大厅。

  • Native New Yorker Dan Norman, 36, from East Rockaway, said: "The thing to remember is that New Yorkers are not rude, they are brusque."

    住在罗克卫东区的36岁纽约人丹?诺曼说:“你要记住的是: 纽约市民并不粗鲁,他们只是很直率。”

  • You probably walked away thinking they were pretty unfriendly, even if you intellectually knew they may have had a reason for being brusque.

    你可能认为他们不友好就走开了,即使你理智上知道他们可能另有原因。

  • Mr Aczel's research is thorough and his conclusions interesting. It is all the sadder that the cramped style and brusque pace limit his book's appeal.

    艾克塞尔先生的研究深入透彻,结论引人关注。但非常遗憾的是,该书篇幅有限同时又仓促出稿,其吸引力便打了一些折扣。

  • Another scheme, Sobriety 24/7, takes the same brusque approach with repeat drunk-drivers in South Dakota, testing them twice a day to see if they have had a drink.

    另一个项目为“24/7戒毒”。 该项目对南达科他州屡次醉驾人员采用同样的强制措施,每天检测两次,看其是否饮酒。

  • This generosity to America's enemies also sits ill with a more brusque approach to staunch Allies, such as Japan (see article), Britain and several east European countries.

    对美国敌人的这些做法称得上慷慨,但与其对日本(见有关文章)、英国与几个东欧国家等美国坚定盟友的草率无礼形成鲜明对比。

  • But New York is the most polite place in the world, according to a survey which ranked its famously brusque citizens well ahead of those in London in kindness and good manners.

    但是根据《读者文摘》杂志的一次调查,纽约是世界上最有礼貌的地方。该调查表明在热心助人和礼貌待人方面,以直率而闻名的纽约市民遥遥领先于伦敦市民。

近义词
adj. 唐突的;直率的;无礼的